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[16:05:40] <wmacmil> @inariksit
[16:05:45] <wmacmil> which editor do you use
[16:06:12] <wmacmil> is there a vim script for gf?
[16:07:27] <wmacmil> or anyone else
[16:08:30] <inariksit> I'm using emacs with gf, vs code with other stuff! here's a list of editor modes for gf, there's also vim http://www.grammaticalframework.org/doc/gf-editor-modes.html
[16:17:09] <wmacmil> thanks
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[17:11:32] <wmacmil> so, just as a general rule of thumb
[17:11:46] <wmacmil> how many gf files will you keep open at a given time
[17:12:07] <wmacmil> if there's various dependencies and whatnot
[18:39:33] <inariksit> open as in visible? I usually start with two tabs, and then open and close new ones as I need, e.g. if I want to see a lincat on line 5 and an oper on line 500, I split the window in two and go to the oper
[18:40:05] <inariksit> after that, I'd usually close the split window and continue whatever I was doing
[18:41:27] <inariksit> but I don't usually close the files, I just open new ones, and I get back to the old ones with C-x b <start typing the name of the file I need or take the default one, file that was open before this file>